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IBC reports $230M in insured damage from Edmonton and surrounding storms
Two storms at the end of May and beginning of June generated massive claims for homes, businesses, and vehicles across the metro area,...
Edmonton Police Commission faces criticism over facial recognition pilot and chief's Israel trip
At Thursday's meeting, speakers raised privacy concerns about the facial recognition program while debate erupted over Chief Warren...
ATCO restores gas service in northeast Edmonton after fatal apartment fire shutdown
Services restored in Glengarry, Killarney, Balwin and Delwood after gas was shut off to support emergency crews battling blaze that...
Global Edmonton anchor Scott Roberts let go in Corus layoffs affecting 43 media workers
Six o'clock news anchor among dozens cut as Toronto-based broadcaster centralizes production of Calgary and Edmonton broadcasts.
Flooded basements plague Edmonton homeowners as wettest summer on record continues
Homeowners dealing with repeat flooding report insurance denials and months-long repair backlogs as the region tracks toward historic rainfall.
43 seniors displaced by flooding at West Edmonton care home, sleeping on chapel mattresses
Residents at Villa Marguerite assisted living facility forced into temporary communal arrangements after Friday flood; relocation plans underway.
Dogs welcome at Edmonton Elks game Friday as team hosts 'Dog Days of Summer'
The Elks take on BC Lions at Commonwealth Stadium on Friday night with a special dog-friendly section, separate entrance, and amenities...
Young Farts Trailer Parts Prime Video series premieres Friday with Alberta brothers
Vegreville brothers Jagger and Dawson Glowatsky bring their TikTok success to a six-episode Prime Video series premiering July 17,...
Transportation minister to meet bike lane protesters in Capilano Thursday
Devin Dreeshen will meet with residents opposing the 50th Street bike lane redesign, one day after Alberta launched a complaint portal...
Telus World of Science emergency fund offers relief to 145 laid-off workers
Civic Service Union 52 announced a $175,000 emergency relief fund for unionized staff after catastrophic flooding forced the museum to...
Edmonton police charge woman in hate-motivated hit-and-run of Muslim woman
Kelly Smith, 37, was charged after allegedly striking a woman wearing a hijab in a north-side parking lot on May 27, police say.
Hit-and-run injures 15-year-old cyclist in southwest Edmonton; police seek vehicle
A light silver four-door sedan, possibly an older Volkswagen, struck the teen at Desrochers Boulevard and Desrochers Drive on Monday.
